Delay-Dependent Stability Analysis of Modular Microgrid With Distributed Battery Power and SoC Consensus Tracking

Zhang, Xianyong; Huang, Yaohong; Li, Li; Wang, Yingjie; Duan, Wenyong

doi:10.1109/access.2019.2930826

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“…Fixed communication topology and switching inter-agent communication are other areas under multi-agent consensus previously investigated [27,29]. Stability of the consensus control in the presence of communication delays was also studied [33,35].…”

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confidence: 99%

Drones Practicing Mechanics

Harshvardhan¹,

Rastgoftar²

2022

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Mechanics of materials is a classic course of engineering presenting the fundamentals of strain and stress analysis to junior undergraduate students in several engineering majors. So far, material deformation and strain have been only analyzed using theoretical and numerical approaches, and they have been experimentally validated by expensive machines and tools. This paper presents a novel approach for strain and deformation analysis by using quadcopters. We propose to treat quadcopters as finite number of particles of a deformable body and apply the principles of continuum mechanics to illustrate the concept of axial and shear deformation by using quadcopter hardware in a 3-D motion space. The outcome of this work can have significant impact on undergraduate education by filling the gap between in-class learning and hardware realization and experiments, where we introduce new roles for drones as "teachers" providing a great opportunity for practicing theoretical concepts of mechanics in a fruitful and understandable way.

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Drones Practicing Mechanics

Harshvardhan¹,

Rastgoftar²

2022

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“…Refs. [11], [12] study stability of the consensus control in the presence of communication delays. Consensus control of a system of nonlinear agents has been investigated in Refs.…”

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Safe Affine Transformation-Based Guidance of a Large-Scale Multi-Quadcopter System (MQS)

Rastgoftar¹,

Kolmanovsky²

2021

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This paper studies the problem of affine transformation-based guidance of a multi-quadcopter system (MQS) in an obstacle-laden environment. Such MQSs can perform a variety of cooperative tasks including information collection, inspection mapping, disinfection, and firefighting. The MQS affine transformation is an approach to a decentralized leaderfollower coordination guided by 𝑛 + 1 leaders, where leaders are located at vertices of an 𝑛-D simplex, called leading simplex, at any time 𝑡. The remaining agents are followers acquiring the desired affine transformation via local communication. Followers are contained in a rigid-size ball at any time 𝑡 but they can be distributed either inside or outside the leading simplex. By eigendecomposition of the affine transformation coordination, safety in a large-scale MQS coordination can be ensured by constraining eigenvalues of the affine transformation. Given the initial and final configurations of the MQS, A* search is applied to optimally plan safe coordination of a large-scale MQS minimizing the travel distance between the the initial and final configuration. The paper also proposes a proximity-based communication topology for followers to assign communication weights with their inneighbors and acquire the desired coordination with minimal computation cost.

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